Kilby Bryant

PARK HILLS -- Kilby Bryant Jr. 64, was born May 20, 1954, to Betty Burnett King and the late Kilby Bryant Sr. He was also preceded by Brother, Keith Bryant and sister, Deborah Slaughter.

Kilby is survived by his daughter, Kilbrya “Sweet” Bryant; granddaughter, Kobi “Cake” Bryant; sisters, Barbara, Helen, and Lisa; sister in-law, Kathy; and special friend, Pamela; a host of nephews, nieces, other relatives and many friends.

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Kilby grew up in Farmington and later moved to Michigan where after high school worked General Motors and served in the United States Army. Kilby enjoyed barbeques with his friends, enjoyed playing cards and dominoes, listening to music, and was an avid fisherman.

A memorial service will be held 2-5 p.m. Sunday, February 3, 2019, at Farmington VFW. The family was served by Coplin Funeral Home. In lieu flowers, memorial donations to Kilbrya Bryant would be greatly appreciated.

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